Glendora
Glendora Origin and Meaning
Glendora is a feminine name with combined English and Greek elements, created from 'glen,' meaning 'valley' in Scottish, and 'dora,' derived from the Greek word for 'gift.' Together, the name poetically suggests 'gift of the valley.' This melodious name gained modest popularity in the United States during the early 20th century but has become increasingly rare in recent decades. Glendora carries a romantic, vintage quality reminiscent of the Victorian era's elaborate naming traditions. The name shares sounds with the more common names Gloria and Dora while maintaining its distinct identity. Glendora's musical quality and natural associations might appeal to parents seeking uncommon vintage names with pleasant sounds and nature-inspired meanings.
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Glendora Rank in US Top 1000
Famous People Named Glendora
- Glendora Vesta FolsomAmerican public,access TV producer and host
- Glendora McIlwain PutnamAmerican civil rights activist and Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts
The name Glendora in Pop Culture
- "Glendora" popular song written by Ray Stanley about a department store mannequin named Glendora
- Glendoracity in Los Angeles County